CCC funds boost retail as war on unemployment grows
The Civilian Conservation Corps, led by Robert Fechner, reports about 240 million dollars sent home by CCC boys over two years, fueling retail trade and easing family hardship. Industry and broader employment depend on all sectors, not just industrialists, to reemploy workers.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
CCC
Pr. Frank
Glenn Frank
Wall Street
Department of Commerce
McClure
Dana Westbrook Sparks Romantic Turmoil at Grandmother Home
Dana Westbrook returns to live with her grandmother Agatha Cameron where romance and class tensions unfold. Dana’s attraction to Dr Scott Stanley clashes with grandmotherly pressure to marry wealth via Ronald Moore or Paula Long, while Dana’s sister Nancy looks on. The household debates marriage versus money as a stormy romantic triangle forms.
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Dana Westbrook
Dana
Nancy Wallace
Ronald Moore
Scott Stanley
Nancy
Donald
Paula Long
Scott
Cameron
Aunt Ellen
Pellinell
Ellen
Agatha
Paula
Ellen Carewe
Mrs. Cameron
Peter Ventures Under Windfall to Confirm Buster Bear
Chatterer the Red Squirrel dares Peter Rabbit to explore a windfall in the Green Forest to learn if Buster Bear is asleep. Peter overcomes fear, discovers Buster in deep winter sleep, and realizes the bear is in hibernation as Chatterer’s plan unfolds.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Peter Rabbit
Green Forest
Buster Bear
Peter
Mr. Pr
Buster
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Puzzle fragments hint at crossword clue grid and wordplay
A jumble of crossword style clues and partial entries appears, listing across and down hints with mixed numbers and fragments. The readable lines suggest a themed puzzle page with definitions like public storehouse and tomb, plus various garbled phrases and stray letters interspersed.
Noted quips on brains and literature
The text lists quotes and answers about Thackeray, Dickens, and George Eliot as famed essayists and criticizes the sublature as a term. It mentions John P L Holland as an American and discusses European nations perfecting it. It defines stramentum as a nocturnal plant in the nightshade family with medicinal seeds and properties.
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John PL Holland
Stories in Stamps by I S Klein Deep Blue Lake
Mystified scientists ponder Crater Lake in Oregon as featured on the 1924 Geent National Parks stamp. The six mile wide, 2000 foot deep blue lake sits 6000 feet above sea level with lava cliffs and Wizard Island. The cone of lava may mark the last Ice Age eruption and possible top collapse leaving the crater.
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Crater Lake
Oregon
Geent National Parks
Wizard Island
York
Word Builder Plays To Stage Camouflage Critique
An aging tragedian rails against sentimental nostalgia about youth and stage vanity, lamenting the need to hide years with artful camouflage, then retreats to his dressing room to ponder his own graying locks.
Actress pauses at church door sits in pew on Easter
A famous actress paused at the church door and sat in the nearest pew. Her popularity kept curious onlookers at a distance, especially on Easter.
Canter bury Dean Preaches Social Credit Gospel in Britain
Dr Hewlett Johnson, aged 60, dean of Canter bury, famed as the apostle of Social Credit in Canada and the United States, will devote all his spare time to preaching his finance gospel in Britain.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Social Register
Hope Williams
John Otterson
Bill Hearst
T. Everett Harre
Frank Craven
Clark Gable
Henry Collins Brown
Col
Joe Hartfield
Fannie Brice
Roger Davis
Jackson
Ohio
Frank Crumit
Arthur William Brown
Richard Watts, Jr
Woodyard
Cook and Healy
Gen
Hugh Johnson
Rob Wagner
Joe William
Jack Benny
Mark ‘Twain
Vanderbilt
Southampton
England
Canterbury
Hewlett, Johnson
Canada
America
Social Credit
Britain
Mill near Perryopolis Faces Ruin
The historic grist mill erected under George Washington in 1744 is deteriorating as vandals wind and rain contribute to the decay of the water wheel and mill building.
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Perryopolis
U.P
George Washington
Buster Sleeps In Peace In The Woods
In the tale a trio of woodland friends discuss Buster Bear’s winter sleep and its oddities. Peter wonders how Buster survives while asleep, while Chatterer laughs at the idea of his visitor days, noting food and bark as possible sustenance.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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the Health Magazine
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Japan
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